Friday the 13th. Why it worked

The Gold Standard Of 1980

     1980 was just at the start of the beloved slasher genre explosion on America. When producers started to notice you just need young new actors, gallons of blood and a story that a high school editor could throw together it's going to be a cash cow. 

Opening Night: When the Curtain Rises, they Die!

Premise alone I'm hooked!


I love when I get to hear about a new horror film coming out.

The Movie Crypt with Green & Lynch: Episode 6: Laura Ortiz

Adam and Joe are joined by their HOLLISTON co-star Laura Ortiz to discuss the past week’s launch of Season 2, the first episode of the season, what goes in to a grass roots marketing effort for an indie film or TV show, and Laura’s acting career in general – including stories from the making of The Hill Have Eyes remake. Joe also divulges an embarrassing secret about his childhood toys that you kind of need to hear to believe.

The Morbidly Made Go Crazy For MANIAC!

We're back after an unplanned break, and started things off with what we watched. John gives us his thoughts on The Haunting In Connecticut 2, and whether or not a re-watch made Sinister any better. Michael J reviews the Scream Factory Blu-ray releases of The Town That Dreaded Sundown and The Burning. John then enlists his help to figure out the title of a movie he saw years before.

Rabbit in Red 118 - Hatchet 3 Reviewed Best of the franchise?

Hatchet 3 the best sequel in years?

     Still a great feeling to have that pleasure and being lucky enough to watch a brand new horror film before others can.

Sequel Speak. Halloween and Friday the 13th

War on the Four. Keeping it fresh and giving new life.
     
     There was an art to the horror sequel's back in eighties. That simple art was to exploit the fans and take their money.

The Movie Crypt with Green & Lynch: Episode 5: Holliston Origins

 

Adam and Joe prepare for this week’s season 2 premiere of HOLLISTON by discussing the full story of how the irreverent sit-com came to be and why in Hollywood, sometimes the best things come to those who wait…13 years. Including the details of how exactly Green made his first feature film (the romantic comedy COFFEE & DONUTS) for only $400 in 1998, how the film was eventually re-developed into a sit-com, Adam and Joe’s extremely honest fears in making the show, and one of the best “Viewer Mail” segments yet, this one is a crucial listen for anyone who watches their TV show HOLLISTON or considers themselves part of the “Holliston Nation.”
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One's Customs 1/4th Michael Myers

Well, One made his way to Famcon and conquered. The project that was teased on a recent episode of RIR has been revealed and it's a 1/4th Michael Myers with a full articulated head. The full review of the figure can be seen below in the video. Now watch it.